Have you Got What it Takes to Become an ESOS Lead Assessor?

The common path in becoming an ESOS Lead Assessor is to register with one of the Registers of ESOS Lead Assessors approved by the Environment Agency. Every Register has different conditions and stages of approving Lead Assessors. However, the common denominator for all is that they expect the candidates to demonstrate a minimum length of at least two years of good quality relevant professional energy assessment and energy audit experience relevant to the PAS 51215 competencies.